Removing paint and rust

Cryogenic stripping: a versatile solution for removing paint and rust

Cryogenic stripping is a high-performance and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional methods for removing paint and rust from metal surfaces.

Paint removal
Whether on automotive parts, industrial furniture or infrastructure, cryogenic stripping effectively removes layers of paint without damaging the metal substrate. Thanks to the use of solidified carbon dioxide, this technique is particularly suitable for complex geometries and hard-to-reach areas.

Rust removal
Rust is a formidable enemy for metal surfaces. Cryogenic stripping targets these corrosive deposits in a targeted manner without compromising the integrity of the base material. This process restores the initial appearance and properties of rusted parts.

Environmentally friendly
Compared to stripping techniques using aggressive chemicals, cryogenic stripping stands out for its low environmental impact. Solidified carbon dioxide does not generate toxic waste or pollutant emissions, offering an environmentally responsible solution.

Versatility and adaptability
Cryogenic stripping adapts to a wide variety of materials and geometries, making it applicable to many industrial sectors, from automotive to aeronautics, including construction and infrastructure.

In short, cryogenic stripping is a method of choice for removing paint and rust, combining efficiency, environmental friendliness and versatility. A sustainable solution for preparing metal surfaces.